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DS Flashfiction

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Journal Community
Name: Due South Flashfiction
Date(s): Created April 12, 2003
Moderator: Speranza, China shop, Renenet, Sage
Founder: Speranza
Type: flashfiction community
Fandom: due South
URL: https://ds-flashfiction.livejournal.com/
https://ds-flashfiction.dreamwidth.org/

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Due South Flashfiction, aka DS Flashfiction, was a fanfiction challenge community on LiveJournal. It was the first of its kind, and has been the model for many other flashfiction communities, which have adopted its structure and challenge rules. [1]

DS Flashfiction was modeled on the wednesday100 and ff_friday communities.

From the community profile: "All ratings, all pairings, and any and all Rays you care to mention are welcome."

DS Flashfiction also hosted DS Match.

The most recent challenge was posted in October 2010 by China shop.[2]

In 2016 the comm was imported to dreamwidth. In 2019 a few fans participated in new challenges.

As of January 2021 the dreamwidth community has 2,692 posts and 64,932 comments.[3]

Example Fanworks

Some works that originated from DS Flashfiction challenges:

References

  1. ^ merlin flashfic, for instance
  2. ^ ADMIN: Genre Challenge 2010, Archived version, posted by china_shop to ds_flashfiction, 8 October 2010. (Accessed 30 January 2021.)
  3. ^ ds_flashfiction - Community Profile, Archived version (Accessed 30 January 2021.)